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Manna Dew - Millerton, New York

The other night at Manna Dew, a couple in their twenties played chess at the bar as they sipped Shiraz from oversized goblets, a reflection of this wine bar/restaurant’s hybrid appeal.  Manna Dew encourages hanging out (there’s an open mike on Thursdays and live music on Fridays), but it also has serious culinary ambitions with dishes such as truffled mushroom risotto ($19), artichoke crusted salmon ($24), and pan seared duck breast in a pear brandy demi glace ($23).  Located in an old Victorian house just a few doors down from The Moviehouse, Manna Dew stays real with a great burger ($11) and a curried tofu vegetable stir fry with coconut basmati rice ($15). No wonder fuzzy faced twenty-somethings and fuzzy-brained sixty-somethings dine here side by side in harmony.

54 Main Street; 518-789-3570

Dinner: Thursday 5:30 - 9:30; Friday & Saturday 5:30 - 10;
Sunday 5:00 - 9:30; Monday 5:30 - 9:30
Closed Tuesday (& Wednesday in the winter months)

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